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1934 in N. Webster Dict.
1970 Pacific Reporter462 441/1 Not untypically, the legislature has failed to provide an adequate record of the legislative history of the questioned amendments.
1977 N. SahgalSituation in New Delhi vii. 71 She hurried off with an untypically timid wave of her hand.